hacerhace: present, he, she, you (formal)to do, perform, execute, carry out; Forms ad hoc verbs from borrowed nouns.; to make; to create, to build, to bring forth; to write, to compose; to prepare (food); in various expressions about the weather; to release, to excrete; to prep, adorn, do (a body part); to make, to cause to be; …
Verb
haceago (Note: unlike in English, hace precedes the number.); in, it has been...since (a past period of time)
Preposition
kacsabbreviation of qué haces (What are you doing?)
Phrase
hacendarto transfer (property, ownership, etc.) to someone
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hacendariofinancial, relating to the treasury
Adjective
hacendosopunctilious in domestic matters; house-proud
Adjective
hacer deto make as if, to make like, to pretend to be
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hacenderacommunal work of the entire neighborhood
Noun
hacenderoworker for the state on a daily basis in the Almadén mines
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hacer pieto touch the bottom (of a body of water, with one's feet)
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hacenderodiligently seeking the advancement of his house and estate
Adjective
hacer casoto obey, to do what is said; to pay attention, to take notice; to reciprocate (sentimentally)
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hacer aguato let in water, to leak; to be flawed, to be riddled with holes, to not hold water
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hacer dañoto hurt, injure (physically, mentally, etc.)
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hacer tilínto set (someone's) heart aflutter; to turn on
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hacer ruidoto seem off or suspicious; to not sit well, to bother; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see hacer, ruido. (to make noise)
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hacer barraroot for, cheer on a person or team; accompany, come along with somebody
Phrase
hacer mellato affect, make a dent (to have a profound effect [on])
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hacer faltato be necessary, have need of; to miss (someone)
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hacer pirolato play truant, to skip school, to play hooky
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